Sentence examples for assemblage of letters from inspiring English sources

For instance, "slumbrously", which I came across recently in a review – what a gorgeous assemblage of letters and sounds.

If stacked up, the assemblage of letters, notebooks and other documents would be about 15 feet high.

"The Warden" is a lazy piece of work, an assemblage of letters, recollections and research notes rather than a real life.

At issue is the privately owned Macclesfield Newton Collection, an assemblage of letters, notebooks and autographed texts relating to Sir Isaac's work on calculus, optics, mathematics and gravity.

But what had that assemblage of letters signified during its one-day run?

The novel's drama derives from Simon's secret Gmail correspondence with an anonymous student at his school, also closeted, and every other chapter is an assemblage of their letters.

"Chino Latino," his assemblage of chiseled letters and calligraphy, was directly influenced by the diverse scene at Firecracker.

Now the Morgan Library has mounted its own show of Ruskiniana, "Ruskin's Italy, Ruskin's England," a biographical assemblage of 133 objects: letters, manuscripts, photographs, drawings, paintings -- including several self-portraits -- and artifacts.

The autobiographical Report from Part One (1972) was an assemblage of personal memoirs, interviews, and letters; it was followed, though much later, by Report from Part Two (1996).

While a general reader will respond to the dramatic human story, specialists will be rewarded with a rich assemblage of new archival material, especially letters of Pasternak, Ivinskaya, Feltrinelli, and d'Angelo from the Hoover Institution Library and Archives and the Feltrinelli Archives in Milan.

And letters, lots of letters.